Family members and loved ones are mourning the deaths of Amanda Jean Miller, 38, of Greenville, and Bryan Anthony Thompson, 32, of Travelers Rest, following a fatal three-vehicle collision in Greenville County early Monday, November 2, 2026.
The crash occurred at approximately 5:30 a.m. near the intersection of Old White Horse Road and Keeler Mill Road. The South Carolina Highway Patrol confirmed that three vehicles were involved.
According to reports from local news outlets, a car travelling south on Old White Horse Road crossed the centre line and struck another vehicle. The car then continued into the path of a pickup truck, resulting in a second collision.
The force of the impacts sent the car off the roadway and into a ditch, where it overturned. The pickup truck also left the road and struck a tree.
Miller and Thompson were identified as the two people who died in the crash. Reports indicate that one victim was pronounced dead at the scene, while the other was transported to a hospital but later succumbed to their injuries.
Their deaths have left relatives, friends and others who knew them facing the loss of two lives in a sudden roadway tragedy. As news of the collision spread, those affected were left to remember Miller and Thompson while awaiting further information about the circumstances surrounding the crash.
The incident also serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers associated with roadway collisions, particularly when vehicles cross into oncoming traffic. Even a brief loss of control can have devastating consequences for everyone involved.
Investigation and family arrangements
Authorities are addressing the circumstances of the collision. Further details about what caused the car to cross the centre line, as well as any additional findings from the investigation, were not included in the information available for this report.
Funeral service details, visitation arrangements and memorial announcements for Miller and Thompson have not been confirmed. Families and loved ones may share further information as arrangements are made.
During this difficult period, respect for the families’ privacy is important as they grieve and make plans to honour the lives of those they have lost.
